The Watt Law Firm, LLC

At the University of Tulsa College of Law he served as an editor of the Tulsa Journal of International Law. Also during this time he was hired by the Tulsa County District Attorney’s Office and worked under the guidance of District Attorney, Tim Harris.

After graduating law school, Greg was hired by the Jackson County Prosecutor’s Office where he spent the next five years putting some of the most dangerous criminals in Kansas City behind bars. It was at the Jackson County Prosecutor’s Office where Greg was given the finest training available by some of the most gifted trial lawyers in Kansas City. Over the years Greg has also continued his work in the classroom, teaching speech classes for Metropolitan Community College, as well as UMKC.

In summary, Greg has been recognized as one of the most accomplished criminal defense lawyers in the Kansas City area because like all good fighters — he routinely trains with the best. He holds advanced credentials in: 1) DNA analysis; 2) Drug Recognition Expert Protocol; 3) Standard Field Sobriety Testing; 4) Standard Field Sobriety Instructor; 5) Gas Chromatography; and 6) Breath Testing. He has been recognized by both Super Lawyers magazine and The Kansas City Business Journal as a top tier defense attorney. He is routinely asked by the local bar association to teach young lawyers the fundamentals of criminal defense. But perhaps the biggest honor is the fact that the fraternal order of police in both Colorado and Missouri have called upon Greg to represent police officers charged with crimes.